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Making the Most of Social Media: 5 Inspirational Influencers and Providers to Follow Today
As Primary teachers and Early Years practitioners, we’re always on the look out for new and exciting ways to engage our pupils. Luckily for us, social media has made this easier than ever before! Whether you prefer to use TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X or even LinkedIn to stay informed and inspired, our suggestions offer something for every educator. In this article, we’re spotlighting 5 amazing educational influencers and providers who offer a wealth of imaginative ideas and practical support that you can implement in your classroom instantly.
As a university lecturer and English specialist, Sarah is passionate about all things grammar and language-related! Widely regarded as one of the toughest aspects of the Primary National Curriculum to teach, SPaG can be daunting for even the most experienced educators, and that’s where grammarslammer can help. With lots of videos focused on Year 6 SATS questions, common misconceptions and tricky concepts, Sarah is sure to help you feel even more confident in teaching pupils how to use language correctly and creatively.
Sophie is a former Reception teacher and EYFS specialist turned influencer-extraordinaire and author. Passionate about play-based learning, Sophie uses her littlehappylearners platform to inspire Early Years educators, practitioners and parents with endless easy and exciting activity ideas. From crafts and continuous provision to fantastic phonics fun, it’s a must-follow! If you’re searching for even more amazing Early Years resources, Sophie has created our own Reception Wow Topics too! Check them out here.
3. Amazing People Schools on Facebook
Amazing People Schools are on a mission to empower the next generation of grown-ups by looking at the legacies of leaders, role models and trailblazers from our past and present. From Edward Enninful and Elliot Page to Jane Goodall and Jake Daniels, these key figures have been carefully curated to reflect the diversity of our society. Their Facebook page will help you keep up to date on exactly how to use these truly amazing people in your teaching, fostering an inclusive and supportive ethos in your classroom.
4. tree_of on X
Tree of Knowledge are made up of a team of fantastic speakers who seek to inspire pupils and teachers around the world. With a big focus on wellbeing for both adults and children, Tree of Knowledge are a fountain of wisdom on topics such as mental health, effective leadership and transition (you might have noticed their huge ‘We’re Aff Tae The Big School’ virtual event!). Their X page features tonnes of funny and supportive snippets from figures such as Gavin Oattes and Alice Beveridge. What’s more, you can check out the Treehouse transformational mindset courses for schools here on EuHu!
5. Michelle Hague on LinkedIn
As an accomplished leader and Early Years specialist with years of experience in school improvement, Michelle Hague knows exactly how to achieve excellence in the EYFS. Her LinkedIn is an endless source of knowledge and guidance, exploring amazing school transformations, the power of purposeful play and even how to effectively implement continuous provision in Year 1. Michelle is also the founder of HEYD, where you can find a huge array of fantastic resources for school leaders and Early Years teachers.
And last but not least, don’t forget to follow EuHu!
Our TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X and LinkedIn pages are jam-packed full of inspirational teaching ideas and educator-focused support.
